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i t I=`~` ..s This Day ware ptiblishegi, rice ins. in boards. MWO VOj,LIMES OF SERMONS. - By the Rev. SYDNEY SMITH, A. M. Lite Fellow of New (Ale,;e, Oxford; •ltector bf Foston, i;, Vilk,hire.; Preacher at the Foundling, and at Berkeley Fitzroy" Chapels. Printed ft:r T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. these . ,Sernioirs, abotrfTen are. republished, with c, , n , i;lqa*.Alteprioryi, tram the last Edition of Mr. Smith's SC)rtrions, the ether Ferty are entirely new. - Thii Day WAS . • . In O:ne Volitrne, pncess. in boards, A Secraul Edition of DRACTTCAL and FAMILIAR' SERMONS, desi4n.....d for pirochial . and domestic Instruction. • - 8y the itev. EDWAIiD.CQOPER, - izir Of HaniStal I Itidware, StaflOnishire • Chaplain to the 1 1 / 2 d of Courtowni and !lite ,Fellow el ' All-Souls' Col- Ic i .;c, Oxford. Printed for T.•tadell and W. Davies, Strand. .. 0 f whom may be had, by the same /iith .r,. Smiotis, chiefly dcsighea to eincidati,r, sonic of the lead ing Ch.ittriuts of the G, - .spel.. 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Tneir contents. are not very interesting, atil are, principally occupied with accounts of thq/ march of Troops tnwarcli the , Austrian Fron tiers: The Itotterdarn, Paper of the .4th,,,rnen -114136, ~Avpqr,t, that ; a Meeting is to. , take place hot-A:eery the Emperor of AusTrtlA and %lON A PARTE, anti that Orders have bean given for the French titAt were ou..tlit:ir march towards Swabia to 11.,t s .but tni4 report is so directly - at variance, with if l i t hhouce twin other quarters;' thot. we do not ti,;,!,;.. it vntiti 41 to much er,4it. The Austrian ih Court of .134variai.Count STADION, and re!urnecl to Vienna; but all thv persons attached to the embassy reutained at Mhoic;ll.' . • 'The Madrid Ga z ette of the ,18th ilk. contains an a&.)utit of the defeat of the Artily Of the Mat . • DE Itt , AlrtNA: on the 7th ult. by Gen. SOUL', whO ii .stated to have taken 6000 pritioners. - - A report 'was - last night circulated, that, a running Ship hAd arrived ill the. ilfver frotil the West ItitlieA, an uccwit)t of tII% &Rounder of Fort. DVUrbOli) in I)av'e duubt that' we shall .very shortly hove the satisfaction of, ~lutaooncing that gratifying event to theinbite,but..teitainly uo authentic haelligentyt to that effect has yet read t.ll this AAMPt r Y* ' • ' Yesterday morning . .lo4 . MAST STY and Princi - ms A cti osTA, accompanied by Lord liannoo, Lady Tto/ NNE, GOOcrilt SPO;NcES, thvy biNs, FITZitbY. lion. Mr. NinaAtias, and Colonel T o 'k it, ro,le in. Windsor Great ei4k, and returned at twelve , anfooi, and'Princesves Sortu A and AMELIA % are inuch better but4ne.i.venther being SO very cold, they cantioit venture out of the . Palace,' for fear of taking a flesh cold. HI ) it u yal Highness theThike of Sus kit town ye,telday for W indsor, on a visit to their m AJSSTIE3. Ile: i% o:krt.:led to return on Saturday 110;.t. • Tt!erst fi,,vi visited the Duki: of YORK, from the folli to tier ~ :411) of March, Noblemen, General . oieeta, anti Miiitary Officers in general, to the ,nuethei of • 'Y'clertlay morning her Royal klighness the Prin..' cesi_ of Wales took an airing to Blackheath, and re turned to Keniingtou Palavio to dinner. DUTCH I',IPLItS. PARIS, MARCIi :9,—His Excellency Marshal.- BEMIRES, Doke of Issci.j, arrived here on,ttie.2titti ... inst.. , We learn that the General of brigtid'e Mori Y BRUIN, who is at StraAtrgh, has been appointed General of Division and Commander of the Corps of Light Horse attached to the artuy of his Excellency the Duke of Anerstadt. The sloop Jean Bart has arrived at Marseilles koin , Guadaloupe, with a cargo of,eoffee, sugar, indigo, and cotton. . Count de FUSNtES died lately in Saragossa of a malignant , fever, which he caught in the , dungeen where he was confined by the insurgents. General THIRBAUT has been appointcd Governor of Old Castile. ' . The division of General MOALET.... is ordered to carry on the siege of Fort Java. English prisoners of war are still daily passing through Bayonne, who 'were left behind sick in the hospitals. The King of Spain has received an Address from the'Junta of Arragon and Saragossa, whereby they assure him of their loyal attachment, aid the Arra gonese had issued, the same day, when the above Address left Saragossa, a Deered relative to the mea sures which his Majesty has. adopted to repair the damages and losses,Which e 4 llO war has occasioned in Saragossa. • ' • • ROTTERDAM, APano4f,--"Letters from Germany say, that a Congress iS'tO,b4; held' on, the Bankaof the Inn, where the',Ernperor FRANCIS. And - NAPO- Lams intend to meet, , and that the French Troops, who were marching.._through Suabia, have received orders to halt. Intithe mean time, Count STAntoti has taken leave of dire BaVariAi . Co'irt, and left . . Munich for Vienna but all:the other persons, at- tactical. to the Austrian ..ailiatisy, still continua in the former place. MZArn MARCH 19.--Tiio Court Gazette con tails the following article : • . , " We this moment received intelligence from Mir* shal Souiri, whichSliitQii, that the. Corps command ed by ,f!ostANA, and composed of the .remains cif his ortn7, and a large number of peasants, was coin• pletely put to the rout on the 7th inst. on tho fron tiers of Portugal, and soot) were taken prisoner's.— The fartheeparticulars are e;ti)eCted." PARIS, MARCH 28.—The day before yesterday Baron gi'[IOGONOFV, Russian. Ambassador to the Court of Spin, and Prince WOLiZANSItI, Adjutant Get - v.:Fa] of . hiS Russian Mujesty, were presented to the Emperor by .Prince KuttAxls. Lilts rs from Vienna a...v. i se, that Count W A t.mo. Dior Imi been sent to the Russian head-quarters in to inquire the reason ut the inoeinonts of th© Rue,sian troops on the,Atutriatt tiontieri. The Stati of the late Spinish garrison . of Saragossa, consisting of five Generals, and seven or eight Adju tant-Generpls, .arrived .iu Bayonne, on the tatty inst. V11..1:4144, MARCH 1 B:—Within these few dvs, five Couriers arrived here —two French, two Ans. trian, a9d,onellussian from Potersburgh, Our prow pets become more gloomy every day. On the i inst. a large tiurnberof horses were sent from hence to Upper Austria, and artillery and .ammunition were constantly sent oft for the use of our different Armies. In Hungary, the utmost exertious are made speedily tO organize the insurrection. A Corps has been formed mar Wels, whitlierstiveral Battalions of Militia have received orders to march. In Bohemia, several Corps of Militia are also in motion, to march, to the Frontiers. Letters from StoOthohn state, that in the room of Baron BuaPNHBLat, the late - Swedish.Arnbaisador, in PetersburgbAseonSTerittgoz has been appointed Minister for Foreign Alfairi, and Baron ',AGE ti i3ELKE, Minister of the Home Department.' This piece of intelligence stands, however, in want of conformation, VIENNA, ItiiARCR 18.—On the stli inst. the mili tary of the capital tlndertuok the garrison service of the regular troops, which they perform with so =eh order, accuracy, auctzeal,' that no difference it; dis tinguishable between them. On the Pith of March a general Congress of the Hungarian Countles of Pest, Peli,ch, and Selsher was opened, to prepare' the necessary measures for the pei•sonal insurretion. On the 13th of March the united Ceunties in the circle of the free, town of Buda, assembled. In the other Counties, on the frontiers . of Austria' and Bohemia, considerable progress has already been Made in this measure. . • ,Autasaurtou, MARCH 20.-=—Yesterclay being the birth-day of the French Empress, was celebrated here with great festivity by the, French troops under Ge. 7 neral OUDINOT, the Commissary-General of the . Circle of Lech. Count RIMACH gave a" 'splendid Ball to ell the Frenalt deperjsand Officers.' A con siderable part of the corps of General Opoiron. has broken up for Eandsberg, to make room -for 'other troops which will arrive fro'nt Ultu. • . On the tzith of March, Count Von STADION, EllYoy to the Court of Bavaria, left Munich, ha►ing obtained permission from his Court. The exchange of Couriers between Vienna and Pails Still continues very frequent. The divisions of La GRAND and t7r..C . vit. are on their match to -wards this city, - and : those of BoninT and MOLITOR through Upper'Suabla. Ur.m, MARCH 23.—the Marshal Duke of Dant zic.has arrived here from Paris, but probably will not continuo long in , ,this city. The troops which pas'sed the Rhine at Strasbargh and Basle, pursue their march through Swabia; the greater part, which' are taking their way by StockaCh and Memmingen, diree.A their march towards Landsberg, where it is ex pected they will be joined' by the Bavarian division in:, the Tyrol, and also by a strong French division. The; command of this cornbined force will, we ate.as sured, be given to the Marshal Duke of RiVoli ;. at any rate there is a reptrt that.this Commander is im peded at Inspruck. In this circle are expettied some. regiments of cavalry, and the new-raised battalions: al grenadiers and ►ottigeurs from Straaburgh. Thci Bavarian-troops are assembling between the Ittti and ti4:4or; where, as it appears, they will be: joined 'lst the', Wurternbert and Darmstadt coptin-, gents, as alike by Ole French corps under General 'rho Bavarian General \VRSDs arrived on the 8 t st at Landshut ; and as soon as the troops under his command shall have formed an artily, 'he hereditary Prince is Fips4ed. Bavarian Corps between the Intl arid - the Iser - ;' will; we ark assured, be' aug mented to 80,000 men. It is now Chntoned between Straubing-and Landshut, and between the latter place and MUhldorf. 'The headluarters of General QUIHNOT will next week 'be rethaved to Munich, and those, of the Marshal Duke of Dantzic are ex petted at Augsburgh.: _ . On the Inn and on the frontiers of the Tyrol, there are but few Austrian troops. The accounts ;rum Carinthia speak of the assembling of an army in the Circle of Lay bach, which we are assured will be commanded by t 4 Archduke CHARLES. The Arch duke FERDINAND will command the army in Galli• cis ; who will have the command in Bonemia is not known. There is a report that a great army of reserve will be formed in the. circle of Vienna, which will be joined by a part of the Hungarian insurretlion. FRANKFORT, MARCH 26.—11 is understood that the contingent of the Prince of NASSAU will arrive in a few days in FranLonia. The troops of the Grand Duke of WunTzeuxon are complete, but cantoned iu Wurtzburgh, and along the Maine, and nothing yet known of, their further destination. Detachments Of from 2 to 300 men arrived . at 'Mentz, almest daily, from ci-divont Belgiut, and inure are expetted from the Districts of Aix-la-Cha pelle and Liege. According to the accounts from Saxony, a .division of Saion troops truin Dresden has been detached to Laustutz. A French division, under the command of General NIOHAND, twin Magdeburgh, is expect ed in the circle of Dresden. There are also expeaed in Saxony 16,000 men from Hanover, from the troops which were under the command of the Prince of Porite evvo as also the tour cavalry regiments which were under the command of General Si. GEtvar AIN, and lately posted in the circles of Jena and Weimar'. • The King of S4XONY 11011 prohibited hii subjects frotnconinunting to.the loan lately opened by the Prussian Cabinet. One of the List:Oviedo Gazettes, which teach to the 23d ult. containaLthe following Inventory of Sup plies with which the Asturians 'had been furnished out of the subscription for the Spanish Patriots. 6240 pair of stockings. 6000 starts, linen and cotton. 6994 neck' hAndkerchlols. boos cloth caps. tsof &Anne! shirts. 4 chugs, containing 2000 IbS. weight of altufr to substi. tute for lint. . m — e(iicine chests, r chest containing 7 cases of surgical instrainenra. The receipt of thoke necessary articles is acknow• ledged in the Spanish Papers witkevery expression of gratitude. • The Court of East India Direaors have ; been diem ,arraigned in the Opposition Yelpers for presuming to recommend certain persons to the Proprietors at large, as proper charaaers to succeed them, when a new eleCticni is at band. But why ;hood not men, who have'had experience in the direction, and who must be supposed to be better acquainted with - the. duties of the, o ffi ce, and with the complicated in terests that fail under their observation, .be permit ted to recommend persons more likely to understand the real interests of such a vast concern, than those who might be chosen by. the greet body of Proprie tors, who. cannot be supposed. to have an adequate iknowledge on the subjett ? The Honse 'Dist is a measure santlionecl by custom, experiende, and.-po liey, and therefore it is naturally an objeCt for the reprobation of party spirit. A . patent has been taken out for making iron casks or tanks, as substitutes for the wooden casks used on shipboard. The advantages are:said to be these :The iron tanks being made either square or octan gular, Will occupy one-third less' stowage, and are tire times as durable as the wooden vessels now. in They' will . prevent all ., leakage, as well as all damage, from rats and insects. We understand that a trial is about to be made, 'on a large scale, in some vessels now going to the South-sea Fishery.' The present high price of staves is greatly in favour of this speculation. NAVAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 4.—Arrived the Swallow Sloop of War from a cruise. Sailed the Triumph, of 74 gun‘ for Portsmouth. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL. s.—Arrived the Dove, MR. Mae, from London; Friends' Delight, ---, from Neith , and the Susannah, Port Mahon, and Zephyr, RUTLIDGE, from Sicily. Sailed his Majesty's Ship St. Allan's for the Ast Indies; -together with the Allskrn, ItLCHIRDSOIi; Royal Charlotte, Glatton, Cutts, Princess Amelia, Thames, and . Afirquis of Ely East Indiamen, for. China; also his Majesty's Ships Ruby and Arid for the Eastward. His Majesty's Ship Comet takes the Convoy to Newfoundland and Quebec, and will sail early in the morning. = GRMENOCK, Ann. G. —The SLip Augusta' CAMPBELL, frOtllitili Port to Jamaica, which saild4 •With tbd Meet from Cork, the ' Ist of hougyt.undtar convoy of his Majesty's Ship Fig& and Phipps Brig of War, parted 48 hours after sailing, and kfier periencing boisterous weather for 23 days, was, on the Oth Feb. totally wrecked on thecoast of Portu. gal, about four leagues from Figuira—the mate and five inen drowned. • • `,, • SHERRNILSS, APRIL 4.—Sailed his Majesty's SlOOlO Pandora, Capt. SrzucEi; .14 the Pawns. The Aimable was sin docked, and the Gorgon in+ . tended -to have been taken in; but the tide failed. r- . DEAL, APRIL s.—Sailed through the Do+Arus the Jane, Tools, for, Cadiz. Came &mt . from Sheet - nu:, his kijesty's Ship Pandora. Remains in - the Downs, with his Majesty's Sliiph &c. as per last. Yesterday her Royal Highness the Prinesa Of Wams entertained a select party to. dinner, at WE apartments in Kensington Palace. Yesterday, the Dukes of YORX and CutaasteLaNt dined with General HuLsa, Lieutenant-Governor of Chelsea Hospital ; there were a numerous party Of General Officers to meet their Royal. Highnesses. General Sir JOHN CRAiDOCK is, we understand, tot be appointed Governor of Gibraltar. Isnia-Housa.—Yesterday a Court of Orgies was held, when Capt. WM. JOHN EASTFIV.POfth e Ship Earl Howe, took leave of the Conti, P 110012 1" departing for Madeira, Madras, and Bengol• Letters from Madoira of the 23d of Februaq tait 4 very unpleasant account relative to the t p ro u ra t ward.;.bound West Indi a Fl eet , which sai' Sail, Cork on the 22d of J anua, consisting o f " 3 , under convoy of t h e Druid Frigate, and th e 0 • and after they the Fleet w as dis persedinPhis Sloops violent and curly four Ships r eached Madeira with the Druid and .FVla ; the Phipps p ut back dismasted. About 45 Sail of the Fleet also p at S i l led p i s r o uni f War. imadeir I a t , Bailed is stated, that shortly back, many of which had met with damage. Ur wards of 70 Sail remained unaccdon;ed tor. .Th ie ilagesio was 'Oat near Piguira. Itecent.Letters from the Cape of Good' Hope mention a-formidable insurrection there, whiCh happily been soon dikdivered and put down ; five , Of the iasurgents were hanged. The Honourable Gs - Tltagil GREY enjoyed better health than he had done for the two former, years, and WEATIIERALL and, CtICILLE were well. The 89th regim en t had sail e4 for Ceylon, and the garrison consisted of the 2 1 ! ‘ t dragoons, 24th, 72d, 33d, and 89th regiments .o f foot. VISCONTI, one of the . Diredors of the.Musee perica des Ads, in a late report on the Slate of thst celebrated repository, records 3sto p ittotin gs, 248 rare and precious MSS. many of. them .Oriental, so statues, -80 busts . , Age. articles of bronze, armour, &c. .as the spoil which the " Protedbr or the had colleded during his last camlisign in the North Mrw BaLSRA34,- a political writer, has been held'. gatipg a meeting at Bedford, in order to Mr. WAatu.s, Etc. Tbeclriet Opp'osition Piper pously describes lijm as Mr. BeI.SUAI, the HOlOrittlf*. In this respect the Paper alluded to may tairly bar suspected of intending to pay an indirect compli' meat to itself, since Mr. BusttAra's i)ontical narra tives and refledions in general seem to have been chiefly derived from its own columns. To-morrow ae'nnight the great Synagogue' hl . Duke& Place is to be hououred vith toe presell t. several of the Royal Family: Great prepal„,., 2 l about to 'be made for th e reception a the Dukei, and other distinguished characters. Elopements are now so Common, that they may t be regarded as d a ily occurrences in t he wont fashion. A Noble Lord, a nd U r wife of a "rf„ o 4 India Merchant, hav e j us t -added one 'more to I: many instauces. we have h a d tor record of th ea breaches of public decorum and domestic peace. storetl lNG in s uTh T t i a ' tte La al d id ies ei o p i en Fashiono chhaavierslaftoerlYl l amusement of swinging. A beau! finit e vehicle of this description was made souse since for the Princess CHARLOTTE of WAI,Esi ut tended as a present from Miss Cuouttosnauk a : The seat is very high, of crimson M o r o cco, with. profusion of gold ornaments. The back, Malrogall curiously inlaid, and the Prince of WALES'S cr e st painted painted over the words Ann Domini 1808 , T h e chair is slang by silk ropes, with trimmings of gietT and yellow lace. A superb campy and tassehLts t suspended over the scat, and the whole is. ‘Fc" suited to the delicacy and safety of the Macao. An eating match took place on Wednesday.even ing last, at the Plymouth Artris, Miti-lane, biiw d° three Hampshire men and three Maidstone. eat six. score eggs and a !lain (161 b. weiglll) iu l' minutes. It was given in favour of cite Hampshio' hogs, owing to one of the Maidstone me i twin; taken sick. •